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incorii · 3 months
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Invisibility among the masses
So young, yet too old
Soft spoken, but too bold
Crying out to the walls of people
Trying to complete their basic needs
Flesh that tears itself apart
Fighting rough, once faint of heart
The world turns it's back
The world ignores
So young, yet too old
How much soul have they sold?
Were promised safety, were promised care
Left in the street, no one hears
A ghost among many
Abandoned and uncanny
Their eyes lack life
Lied to one too many times
Left to handle being crushed alive
Alone
-Matt, 6th Feb. 2024
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incorii · 7 months
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"Humans can survive the deadliest things.
Some learn how through education and guidance, others are forced to from first hand experience."
-Matt, 18. Oct, 23
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incorii · 7 months
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Invisible
The unseen sickness looms.
Tendrils choke the soul, hammers chip the layers of life.
A being in vast depth, now a blank sheet of crumbled paper.
The unseen dread looms.
Careful eyes watch the change, unresponsive hands' futile grip fades.
They still cling to what was taken from them.
The unseen anger looms.
Locked behind frightened smiles and masks weathered by neglect.
Eyes graze the surface with little interest, forgetting every detail.
The unseen sadness looms.
No longer are you yourself.
No longer will you ever be.
The world moves on without you.
Unseeing eyes stare ahead when you beg.
Heads turn away when you cry.
Fingers point with rage when you grow too tired of their neglect.
The unseen sickness looms.
For unseeing eyes, it stays invisible.
-Matt, 17. Oct, 23
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incorii · 7 months
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The Bridge and The River
We stand on empty, charred grounds.
The bridges that once were, are long burnt, and will never be rebuilt again.
We both made sure of that.
The dissonant whispers from either side of the river will fade with time, yet they still haunt us both. Spirits, feeling ill and abandonded, trying to claw onto the hearts that remember them.
I find it odd, as I watch you on the other side.
I am an adult now, yet I do not tower you, still. Never did I want you to experience the cruelty put upon me.
Neither do I want you to endure what I barely survived.
You tell me that you love me.
I am not sure if I can trust that. The statement, and the sentence.
I am not sure I can trust your motives, through the discomfort you conjure within me. On how, and when you would tell me.
And what it actually ment, rather than what the false words conveyed.
My every memory burns to tell me that trust is futile. That in order to survive, I need to pack my bag and run, to the wilderness on my side of the decaying bridge. To sleep under the stars, with food I trust to eat, and with a fire and blankets I trust to keep me warm.
A pillow I trust to support my head.
My every waking second of doubt tells me to try one more time. That they do not mean it. That it is their strange way of showing they care.
That reminding me how useless I am, is their way of caring. Of, attempting to, despite the attempts being misguided by their own egos and ignorance.
Yet my every experience knows, and urges to show, that this age-old song and dance will only continue to spiral for the worse.
That the bridges I once held dearly, are better left burnt.
That the ones who were truly meant to nurture, created a breeding ground for trauma, fright and injury instead.
You expressed your worry to me.
You sat down on my bed, on my legs that I had under the covers. And I understood that you were worried.
I was not stupid, merely because I chose to keep my mouth shut. Merely because keeping quiet brought me less pain than telling you, for only to have you scream at me when I tried.
I watched you. Studied you. Knew every sign of your every emotion.
I knew when to shut up, and when to draw away.
I knew which moments you would scream.
I knew which moments where you blamed the evils of the world on me, a child before their caretaker, and I knew which moments where I had to shut you out to ensure I survived another night.
I watched every wrinkle in your expression, the angle of your lips, and the amount of clarity in your eyes, every time you stood before me.
I listened to every tone and every change in your voice, the times it grew watery, the times it grew rough, and the times it grew aggressive and loud.
I watched your body, how your shoulders raised, how your fingers twitched, and how you longed to reach out and touch, after you had shredded my skin with claws.
I knew, and I listened.
Because you very obviously did not.
You assumed, and what you assumed angered you.
Standing on my side of the river, I still remember everything so vividly.
The river is louder now, drowning out the noise, yet the spirits still haunt.
They still whisper their memories, refusing to be forgotten.
'I surrender' The child would cry to silence, timidly raising a pale flag of white.
'It is my fault, I can handle the blame' The child would continue, holding up a wildflower, an offering of peace, to allow the cradled youth yet another day to live.
'Please do not be upset anymore. It hurts'
It was never spoken, for they would never listen.
Yet they listened to actions.
And they listened to what they had taught their child to say.
They listened to their child having to bend the truth to please them, and subdue their anger born from worry.
They listened to a child, dressed in white among the crusaders in silver, put in a world they did not understand, only to endure the horrors of it for someone else's gain.
'You do not understand what is happening. You yell, and you cry, and aim your weapons at the heads of me and my siblings. I do not understand either, and I worry too' Was left unsaid. 'Having to carry my own burden and yours, hurts. It is heavy on my small shoulders'
'The burden you have placed upon me from before I was old enough to walk, has taught me how to handle my own burdens'
From the river, echoes a word.
A haunting word, carved into the lifeless eyes of the child that burned to ash with the bridge, and the tired, worn phoenix who still has to shoulder the burden.
The word echoes sourly.
"Old Soul"
A child should not feel old. Should not have to feel old. Should not have to be wise beyond their years, and understand far more than they ever get credit for.
A child should not have to grow up to care for their own caretakers. A child should be cared for, and about. The burden of caretaking should be given to someone who does not have to light their own skin on fire, for only to offer wrinkles that should be caused by age.
A child should not have to endure horrors, only to be praised for being 'mature' and 'managable'.
A child should not be forced to become an adult mind in a younger body.
A child should not be forced to silence.
As, a silent child usually has something to say.
To those who listen.
-Matt, 16. Oct, 23
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incorii · 9 months
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Heya.
Finally published some fiction writing, simply to have done it. Used to do so more before, though stopped as it grew tedious.
Wanna write for fun, so I will.
https://archiveofourown.org/works/49406488
Newfound Sound in Deafening Silence
Original Work
Rating: General Audiences
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Characters: Ginn (OC), Anju (OC)
Additional Tags: Angst with a Happy Ending, Injury, Isolation, Angst, First Meetings, Fantasy, Fights, Blood and Injury, Soldiers, Flashbacks, Bonding, I'm Bad At Tagging, Tags May Change, Original Character(s), Paranormal, Original Fiction
Summary:
It was silent, and it had been for all he had known. Every sound he heard, was of his own making. Even the blizzard that raged outside was muted within the isolating walls of the fort.
He was alone, the kid was all alone, left with the suffocating quiet that followed.<br />And as he stood by the place he so often visited, asking himself why he did this again and again in silence,
He heard a sound.
((Posting this on mobile, so tags will be off. Apparently tags on mobile won't be seperated by commas alone, so many of the tagged things are mentioned like, once. Hence the Gen rating))
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incorii · 1 year
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Memory fruits
Memories are like fruits
Dangling from your head
Once the fruit rots
That part of you is dead
Young fruits can be picked
By ignorance and neglect
Sliced til half remains attached
Remembered, but defect
"Who are you? I cannot tell, 
Why are you here, and wish me well?" 
"It's me, do you not remember? 
I saw you again, last December?" 
Blurred faces comes to mind
Sealed away until the time
The trauma to your mind ease
Care for good health as you please
But until the fruit scars over
That memory you lost, 
Will never sober
- Matt, 2. May 23
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incorii · 1 year
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What misfortune laid before them?
Two slaves of metal, bound to serve
Without their consent
Without a say in the matter of their own treatment?
They never seem to enjoy being used
They never seemed to like the crushing weight of expectations hauling them around, crushing them down
It's not a life worth living
They had each other
Breifly, before they were buried
Abandoned
Were their masters not pleased?
What reason would they have for such cruelty?
Leaving them alone, out in the biting cold
They had each other
Now they did, abandoned together
Dumped on the side of the road
Alone, yet facing each other.
They had each other
Worn, tired hands, holding onto each other's live
"Stay with me, I've got you"
Now, they were buried in the cold, mortal snow
Their life drained so fast
Their grip on each other's dulled
And so, they faded
They were gone soon,
Buried, alone, on the side of the road
But atleast
They had each other
- Kick-Scooters by the road
-By Matt, 28 March, 23
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incorii · 1 year
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Thank you
Thank you, for telling me that I was exaggerating my pain. 
Four months after you said it would pass in a week, I was hospitalized for the same symptoms you dismissed at the office. My doc then found out within a minute of time that this was a continuous case, and offered to help in the subtler ways at first. 
Thank you, for not listening to me. 
If you were listening, as specialist staff, you would have known of my burning pains. You would have known what I had learned the past months made it better and worse, and you would have known it was the nerves. 
Telling me that I'd likely just scratched my knee, when the whole right side of my body had been ablaze for months?
I hoped to be heard, to avoid hurting. The hurt never stopped, as it was not taken seriously soon enough. I suppose that is the unfortunate fate many have to suffer today. 
Thank you, for telling me that I was only doing it for attention. 
I was ill and could hardly walk, so I brought the only mobility aid available at that moment to help me move at all. Your dismissal of my needs made me realize that I was better off anywhere else than in a domesticated cycle of neglect from those you're supposed to trust the most. You blamed me for seeking attention, when I wanted none at all. I only wanted to get better and healthier, on my own.
Thank you, for telling me that you knew everything about me. 
It made me realize that you did not know who I was, and kept referring to everything I did as a child, rather than as an adult. 
You never listened to a word I said, but I listened to yours. When you told me I would never make it in the world, and that I should give up trying to be anything. The world would never be fair, so you told me, from a child age, that I had to suffer. 
Thank you, for setting your time over my health. 
When I was bedridden with fever, as well as the blazing pains in my right leg, arm, and torso, I was still asked to clean the house while you were at work, laundry, dinner, food-shopping, being told to babysit at the last minute because you wanted to have a whole day date with your partner..
I understand that you wanted to have fun, and that you were tired, but blaming me for my physique is not the way to go. You were aware of your genetic deformities, you were aware of his and our family history of genetic disease, but telling me that since you're tired I have to take over, while I can hardly move from being in so much pain I would say is a bit overboard. 
It made me realize that some believe the world revolves around them, and that those will not listen to others unless they deem them equal. I was supposed to be your child, but I suppose I always was your burden, right? 
Thank you, for quoting me again and again. 
If you had listened, you would have known specifically that I wished to take medical advice from a doctor. Yet you took it out of context, and refused to talk to me without a passive aggressive bitterness 'because you couldn't say a word to me since you were not a professional' 
I had already tried the advice you offered, and it had not worked and only worsened it. Because I dismiss something of what works and does not work for me, does not mean that I am telling you that everything you say is wrong. I merely stated that the specific methods you mentioned had not worked for me, and that I wanted to hear with someone a little more educated on the manner than you. 
It made me realize just how many of your acid words I had forgotten. 
Thank you, for all the pain you caused me when you said that you would be by my side through everything. 
Taking away my ability to consent and force me into an institution because you believe me to be worthless definitely sounds like someone who cares. I have good grades, a good social life, and a bright future, so why do you think that I will never make it on my own? Why do you think that I never had friends? Why do you think I am faking? If anything, I am forcing a smile while you yell at me for not being good enough for you.
And thank you, for making me realize that I have support from my friends and the ones I love. 
Had it not been for them, I would not have been here today. 
My friends and loved ones, my chosen family, have been there for me, always. 
And I trust them to accept my sincere appreciation, for all of what they have done for me. 
Thank you.
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incorii · 1 year
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incorii · 1 year
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this is sort of pathetic, but when you were younger, you were sort of puzzled by the cartoon representations of fathers: how a kid would be outside with a mitt, waiting to play catch.
it's not that your father never played catch with you, but you also didn't like when he did. something about a hard ball coming quickly towards your face doesn't seem exciting. not that you'd ever say you don't trust him. you trust him, right?
it's not like he never tried to teach you anything. or never tried to parent. on rare days, a strange person would walk in your father's skin. bright, happy, magnificent. this version of your father was so cheerful and charismatic that you would do anything to keep him. and this is the version of your father that would laugh and gently coax you try again. this is the version of your father that would break down the small elements of a problem and point them out so you have an easier time with them.
as a kid, those days happened more often. but somewhere around 11, you started being too much of a person, and he was often cross about it. when he'd try to sit you down to learn something, you spent the whole time with your shoulders around your ears, nervous, uncertain. terrified because you didn't immediately understand how to navigate something. worried you will run out of his goodwill and then you will have the Other Father back, and you will have ruined a good day for your entire family. something about you being visibly afraid - it just made him angry. he would accuse you of not wanting to learn and storm away.
on tv, it's not like there's a lot of versions of men-who-are-mostly-fathers. they can be good dads, but usually their stories are not told in the household. so it's normal that your father is there, but he's never around. you know he was in the house, somewhere, it's just not that you guys ever... "hung out". he just seemed to get kind of bored of you, annoyed you weren't made in his perfect image. frustrated with how much energy it took to raise a kid. over time, you kind of adopt a bittersweet band around your throat - he knows nothing about me. he says at least i never abandoned my family.
and it's technically - technically - true. he was there for you. sometimes he even made an effort and made it to the big moments; the graduations and the dance recitals. he grins and tells everyone that he taught you. it almost erases the days in between, where he complains because you need a ride to school. the weeks that go by where he doesn't actually ever speak to you. the times you say i am struggling and he says figure it out on your own. i can't help you.
and that's fine! that's all fine. you can call him if you are having a problem with your car. or if you need a ride to the hospital. he loves playing hero, he just doesn't like the actual work that comes with being a father. and you've kind of made your peace with that; because you had to, because you don't want to live your life like he does; the whole world at a managed distance, a little rotating and controlled orb he can witness and take credit for but never truly love.
as an adult, you are rewatching some dumb cartoon - and again, the child standing in the rain, with a mitt, waiting for their father to come play catch. as an adult, there's this strange creeping dread - this little thing? this little thing, and their dad can't even show up for that? oh god, holyshit, it's not about the mitt, is it. oh god, holyshit, your father spent most of your life leaving you hanging.
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incorii · 1 year
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In some ways, intentions are essential.
Yet in some, communicating by clear understanding, is better.
Good deeds can linger, boiling on the surface while the hearts sink deeper.
"I meant well"
"I used their words"
"They would do the same"
Only to realize that the way you showed, did not show your intention.
You used a slur, to compliment someone.
You told them they were worthless, so they would not feel bad about the friends they left behind.
You said, you know, and proceed to tell exactly how you don't know.
The world can be a marvelous place, full of bright minds and potential. Full of hope, of bliss, happiness, laugher, and goals achieved through smart work.
Yet you will never know if you take the time to listen, and learn.
.
Rambles
.
-Matt, 29. Nov, 22
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incorii · 2 years
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Color of people
Why did you think I would change my colors
To a store-bought soul from a millionaire
The money, they said, would care for their lives
But when poor die, they have no penny to spare
.
"Protect all the children" you say as you tower
And hit your child straight 'cross the face
Supporting a madman who just wants you dead
As he preaches in someone else' s name
.
I should have known
That compassion was gone
And staying in silence would fuel you more
You stepped on my heart with a sledge, and ripped it out clean, for you, to hold
.
I should have known
When to run and to hide
Yet I boiled like a frog in a kettle, so slow
.
My hands are scarred from touching your hatred
My heart has got a wall of gold
My soul would chirp at the common sensation
Yet it does not chirp more, at all
.
Why its important for all to agree
With something no one can know
To think they would push aside love
To spread their preaching of war
.
We are not too different, all people in world
And we have our own way of thinking
Perhaps stick your head up of the sand
And see that the glass is brimming
.
You really think hatred will solve all your problems,
While fear takes your worries away
Crumbling forth your short lived existence
To wait for your savior today
.
What if the world was a way to acknowledge
That freedom of thought should live on
We may all be different, but oh so alike
As the story is made for us all
.
Not just you
.
-Matt, September 25, 22
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incorii · 2 years
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Shifter
A form of truth
A truth retold
Many times before
Meanings water out
Dissolve into fragments
Not quite nonsense
Not quite familiar
More new
Less old
Less me
More everything
A new impression
A new form
A new look
On life and experiences
- Matt, 30. April 22
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incorii · 2 years
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Sleep
Cmon, let me sleep
Let me sleep
Please
Please
I can't stand another night waiting
For sleep
For my body to tire
For my mind to calm
Let me sleep
While laying in bed
Alone
Listening to the ringing silence
The sun rising
While the hours awake
Pass by
Please
Please
Let me sleep
Cmon, let me sleep
- Matt, 26. April 22
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incorii · 2 years
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incorii · 2 years
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Deceived by light, Concealed by darkness
Senses aligned, and wounds are many
Fresh from a fight they couldn't win
Came from the light, so warm yet wary
Struck by might to shatter within
Cold drips the blood of undead made
Cursed little creature of dark and night
Cries seeping through their every aching
Lured from past with promised sight
Wounds left untended may never heal
Poisoned soil may never grow
See with your eyes the path ahead
As hearts may trust more than you may know
-Matt, 19. April, 22
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